Proceedings of the 1999 Northeastern Recreation Research Symposium
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1999 Proceedings of the 1999 Northeastern Recreation Research Symposium Kyle, Gerard, comp., ed. 2000. Proceedings of the 1999 Northeastern Recreation Research Symposium; 1999 April 11-14; Bolton Landing, NY. Gen. Tech. Rep. NE-269. Newton square, PA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Northeastern Research Station. 426 p. Symposium Topics: Tourism Environmental Attitudes and Values Water Resource Issues in Recreation Gender, Ethnicity, and Special Populations Visitor Experiences and Satisfaction Demographic Trends Recreation Planning and Management Historic Preservation in Recreation Forest Resource Issues in Recreation Human Dimensions of Fisheries Economics of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Contemporary Issues in Recreation and the Environment http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/1999.htm[5/25/12 8:56:21 AM] 1999 Visitor Experiences and Participation Place Attachment Round Tables Poster Session Management Sessions Founder’s Forum Keynote Address Complete List Other Years: 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 Home http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/1999.htm[5/25/12 8:56:21 AM] Tourism 99 Home Up Tourism The Perceived Impacts of Tourism: Economic, Environmental, and Sociocultural Influences of Tourism on the Host Community James Murdy, Andrew Yiannakis, and Josh Shuart A Regional Analysis of the Consequences of Tourism Development From a Community Perspective Yooshik Yoon and Joseph S. Chen An Evaluation of State Tourism Web Sites A. Leslie Burns and Robert A. Robertson Sustainability Indicators Regarding Tourism Development and Coral Reef Conservation: A Case Study of Akumal, in the Mexican Caribbean Wendy J. Garpow Developing a Culturally and Ecologically Sensitive Ecotourism in a Resource Extraction, Consumptive Recreation-Oriented Area Deborah Che Virtual Tourism on the Internet Robert S. Bristow http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/tourism_99.htm[5/25/12 8:56:27 AM] Env Val 99 Home Up Environmental Attitudes and Values Environmentalism: A Study of Undergraduate Students Brijesh Thapa Attitudes of Outdoor Recreationists Toward Environmental Issues Gene L. Theodori and A. E. Luloff An Exploration of the Influence of Gender and Locality on Environmental Attitudes Using the New Ecological Paradigm (NEP) Scale Vinod Sasidharan and Brijesh Thapa Recreational Use of Wetlands in Juneau, Alaska James F. Palmer Environmental Education Needs Assessment: An Overview Anneliese Mueller, Robert A. Robertson, Eleanor Abrams, Scott Fletcher, Christine L. Schadler, and Dave L. Howell http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/env_val_99.htm[5/25/12 8:56:33 AM] Water Rec 99 Home Up Water Resource Issues in Recreation Improving Recreational Customer Satisfaction: Focusing on Communication and Changes in Quality of Experience at US Army Corps of Engineers Reservoirs James D. Absher, Robert C. Burns, and Alan R. Graefe Public Perception of the Connecticut River’s Quality and Suitability as a Recreational Resource Jo Beth Mullens and Melissa McNally A Holistic Approach to Maintaining Quality in Environmental Management and Visitor Experience Fiery Hamilton-S,nith River of Promise: Community Based Conservation for the Cheat River Watershed in West Virginia Dave Bassage, Rick Buckley, Jeanne Kraje, Randy Robinson, and Steve Selin http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/water_rec_99.htm[5/25/12 8:56:38 AM] Gender 99 Home Up Gender, Ethnicity, and Special Populations Ethnicity and Recreation: Problems With Concepts and a Need For New Approaches Edwin Goniez Similarities and Differences in the Outdoor Recreation Participation of Racial/Ethnic Groups: An Example from Illinois John F. Dwyer Disabled Wildlife-Associated Recreation Participants Allan Marsinko http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/gender_99.htm[5/25/12 8:56:44 AM] Vis Sat 99 Home Up Visitor Experiences and Satisfaction More on Conceptualizing and Measuring Leisure Involvement Gerard Kyle, Deborah Kerstetter, and Frank Guadagnolo User Satisfactions and Perceptions of Crowding in Four Adirondack Wilderness Areas Chad Dawson, Peter Newman, and Cathy Fuller http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/vis_sat_99.htm[5/25/12 8:56:49 AM] Demo Trends 99 Home Up Demographic Trends Demographic Change in the 2l~ Century: The Impact on Recreation Participation Amy L. Sheaffer, Ken Cordell, and Joseph T. O’Leary The New England Travel Market: An Update of Changing Demographics and Geographic Markets, 1980 to 1996 Rod Warnick Promoting In-State Tourism Using Travel Consumer Profiles Sotiris H. Avgoustis The Relationship Between the Experiences of Organized Sports League and Leisure Attitude Seok-Pyo Hong http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/demo_trends_99.htm[5/25/12 8:56:54 AM] Rec Plan/Man 99 Home Up Recreation Planning and Management Park Partnerships: A Case Study of Yosemite Institute and Yosemite National Park Sin Doble, Chad Dawson, and Robin Hoffman The Importance of Environmental History in Natural Resources Management and Planning Karl Roenke The Effect of Fees on Recreation Site Choice: ManagementiAgency Implications Allan Marsinko Boosting Confidence In Importance-Performance Analysis: An Explanation and Application of An I/P Modification Erin K. Smith and Michael A. Tarrant The Destruction of Wildlife Habitat by Suburban Sprawl and the Mitigating Effects of Land Use Planning Richard B. Nichols Visitor Perceptions of Personal Security and Crime at Outdoor Recreation Areas: Contemporary Issues at US Army Corps of Engineers Lakes and Along the Appalachian Trail Robert C. Burns, Robert D. Lee Jr., and Alan R. Graefe Weather Related Liability in Outdoor Recreation http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/rec_plan_man_99.htm[5/25/12 8:57:00 AM] Rec Plan/Man 99 Bruce Hronek Mountain Bicyclists’ Behavior in Social Trail Etiquette Situations William W. Hendricks, Roy H. Ramthun, and Deborah J. Chavez Distinctions Between Permitted and Non-permitted Registered Snowmobilers JoelA. Lynch and Charles M.Nelson http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/rec_plan_man_99.htm[5/25/12 8:57:00 AM] Hist 99 Home Up Historic Preservation in Recreation Museums and Cultural Institutions in Michigan: Can They Be Viable Tourism Attractions and Tourism Industry Partners? GailA. VanderStoep http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/hist_99.htm[5/25/12 8:57:05 AM] For Res Iss 99 Home Up Forest Resource Issues in Recreation Aspects of Nonindustrial Forest Ownership That Influence Attaining Recreation and Other Nontimber Objectives Donald F. Dennis, Thomas H. Stevens, David B. Kittredge, and Mark G. Rickenbach Recreationists’ Attitudes Toward the Forest and Forest Management Policies Gene L. Theodoni, A. E. Luloff and Timothy A. Slack http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/for_res_iss_99.htm[5/25/12 8:57:10 AM] Humans in Fisheries 99 Home Up Human Dimensions of Fisheries Development and Verification of a Specialization Index for Angler Segmentation Ronald J. Salz and David K. Loonus Testing Recreation Specialization: Application of a Specialization Index Kelly L. Finn and David K. Loomis Assessment of Tourists’ Attitudes Toward Marine Aquaculture - A Preliminary Investigation of UNH’s Sea Grant Discovery Passengers Torene Tan go-Lowy and Robert A. Robertson http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/humans_in_fisheries_99.htm[5/25/12 8:57:16 AM] Economics 99 Home Up Economics of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Economic Impact of Elk Viewing in Rural Pennsylvania Bruce E. Lord, Charles H. Strauss, and Walter M. Tzilkowski Fiscal Trends in America’s State Parks: A Eight-Year Analysis Daniel D. McLean, Deborah Chavez, and Julie Knapp Economic Impacts Of A Heritage Tourism System Charles H. Strauss and Bruce F. Lord Spending Priorities for Outdoor Recreation Planning in New Hampshire: Implications for Managers Al Williams, Sam Lankford, and Robert A. Robertson Determining Economic Impact Through Secondary Data Hans Vogelsong and Alan Graefe http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/economics_99.htm[5/25/12 8:57:21 AM] Con Iss Rec 99 Home Up Contemporary Issues in Recreation and the Environment Information Search by Backpackers: A Qualitative Analysis of Planning Behaviors Roy Ramthun Using Geographic Information Systems with Travel Cost Models: A Case Study William Zawacki and Allan Marsinko http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/con_iss_rec_99.htm[5/25/12 8:57:26 AM] Visitor Exp 99 Home Up Visitor Experiences and Participation Five Good Reasons to Have Reservations About Benetits-Based Management Thomas A. More and Walter F. Kuentzel Intensity and Extensity of Recreation Participation in Light of the Mean Scores on the Leisure Resourcefulness Scale Jerry L. Ricciardo The Relationship Between Quiltmakers’ Level of Development and Participation in Other Leisure Activities Sharon L. Todd Self-Efficacy Perceptions Among Mid-Level Recreation Program Managers Julie S. Knapp and Daniel D. McLean http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/visitor_exp_99.htm[5/25/12 8:57:32 AM] Place Att 99 Home Up Place Attachment Differences in Place Attachment Among Allegheny National Forest Users John J. Confer Jr., Alan Graefe, Jim Absher, and Bnijesh Thapa The Relationship Between Place Attachment and First Night Participants Views of Crowding, Overall Satisfaction and Future Attendance Thomas D. Wickham and Deborah L. Kerstetter Relationships Between Place Attachment, Activity Involvement, Desired Experiences, and Frequency of Urban Park Use Andrew J. Mowen and Alan R. Graefe Exploring Visitor Meanings of Place and Enriching Interpreter Knowledge of Audience in the National Capitol Parks Wei-Li Jasmine Chen, Theresa L. Wang, and David L. Larsen http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/place_att_99.htm[5/25/12 8:57:37 AM] Roundtables 99 Home Up Round Tables A Roundtable: Discussion of Three Case Studies Involving Tourism and Wilderness Areas Stephen C. Bentley, Katharine C. Bloo,n, and Mark Gleason Alternative Tourism: Gay and Lesbian Travelers - A Viable Hidden Market Kimberly Monk and Lisa Din gman http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/roundtables_99.htm[5/25/12 8:57:42 AM] Posters 99 Home Up Poster Session Use of Qualitative Data Analysis Tool to Understand the Relationship Between Recreational Fishing and Open Ocean Aquaculture Development Angela Wright and Robert A. Robertson Estimating Tourism Impacts of Deer Hunting in New York State: A Case Study of 1997 Deer Take Data Russell W Patterson, Aaron Alsheimer, James F. Booker, and Diana S. Sinton Recreational Use of Industrial Forest Lands in New York State Sergio Capozzi, Rene Germain, and Chad Dawson Competition for Common Property Space: New Hampshire’s Recreational Fishers and Open Ocean Aquaculture Development Jody Grimes Use of Qualitative Data Analysis to Demonstrate Three Approaches Taken by New Hampshire Recreational Fishers Toward Open Ocean Aquaculture Development Nena F. Stracuzzi The Use of GIS in Recreation Planning: An Application of Spatial Analysis to Find Suitable Locations for Recreational Trails Matthew Starr, Mikios Gratzer, and Allen Lewis Storm Chasing: Risk Recreation for the Nineties http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/posters_99.htm[5/25/12 8:57:48 AM] Posters 99 Heather Cantillon, Jere~ny Merriam, and Christopher Naughton Who Owns the Ocean? A Qualitative Study Of Saltwater Recreational Fishers and Open Ocean Aquaculture in New Hampshire Jody Grimes, Nena F. Stracuzzi, Robert Robertson, and Cynthia Duncan http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/posters_99.htm[5/25/12 8:57:48 AM] Mgt Sess 99 Home Up Management Sessions Maintaining the Quality of Park Resources and Visitor Experiences: An Overview of a New Handbook for Managers Theresa L. Wang, Dorothy H. Anderson, and David W. Lime http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/mgt_sess_99.htm[5/25/12 8:57:53 AM] Fnd For 99 Home Up Founder’s Forum Reconceiving Recreation in an Era of Growing Social Inequality Thomas A. More http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/fnd_for_99.htm[5/25/12 8:57:59 AM] Keynote 99 Home Up Keynote Address Parks Have a Future, But it has More Problems than the Present Elery Hamilton-South http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/keynote_99.htm[5/25/12 8:58:04 AM] cl 99 Home Up Tourism The Perceived Impacts of Tourism: Economic, Environmental, and Sociocultural Influences of Tourism on the Host Community James Murdy, Andrew Yiannakis, and Josh Shuart A Regional Analysis of the Consequences of Tourism Development From a Community Perspective Yooshik Yoon and Joseph S. Chen An Evaluation of State Tourism Web Sites A. Leslie Burns and Robert A. Robertson Sustainability Indicators Regarding Tourism Development and Coral Reef Conservation: A Case Study of Akumal, in the Mexican Caribbean Wendy J. Garpow Developing a Culturally and Ecologically Sensitive Ecotourism in a Resource Extraction, Consumptive Recreation-Oriented Area Deborah Che Virtual Tourism on the Internet Robert S. Bristow http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/cl_99.htm[5/25/12 8:58:09 AM] cl 99 Environmental Attitudes and Values Environmentalism: A Study of Undergraduate Students Brijesh Thapa Attitudes of Outdoor Recreationists Toward Environmental Issues Gene L. Theodori and A. E. Luloff An Exploration of the Influence of Gender and Locality on Environmental Attitudes Using the New Ecological Paradigm (NEP) Scale Vinod Sasidharan and Brijesh Thapa Water Resource Issues in Recreation Improving Recreational Customer Satisfaction: Focusing on Communication and Changes in Quality of Experience at US Army Corps of Engineers Reservoirs James D. Absher, Robert C. Burns, and Alan R. Graefe Public Perception of the Connecticut River’s Quality and Suitability as a Recreational Resource Jo Beth Mullens and Melissa McNally A Holistic Approach to Maintaining Quality in Environmental Management and Visitor Experience Fiery Hamilton-S,nith River of Promise: Community Based Conservation for the Cheat River Watershed in West Virginia Dave Bassage, Rick Buckley, Jeanne Kraje, Randy Robinson, and Steve Selin http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/cl_99.htm[5/25/12 8:58:09 AM] cl 99 Gender, Ethnicity, and Special Populations Ethnicity and Recreation: Problems With Concepts and a Need For New Approaches Edwin Goniez Similarities and Differences in the Outdoor Recreation Participation of Racial/Ethnic Groups: An Example from Illinois John F. Dwyer Disabled Wildlife-Associated Recreation Participants Allan Marsinko Visitor Experiences and Satisfaction More on Conceptualizing and Measuring Leisure Involvement Gerard Kyle, Deborah Kerstetter, and Frank Guadagnolo User Satisfactions and Perceptions of Crowding in Four Adirondack Wilderness Areas Chad Dawson, Peter Newman, and Cathy Fuller Demographic Trends Demographic Change in the 2l~ Century: The Impact on Recreation Participation Amy L. Sheaffer, Ken Cordell, and Joseph T. O’Leary The New England Travel Market: An Update of Changing Demographics and Geographic Markets, 1980 to 1996 http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/cl_99.htm[5/25/12 8:58:09 AM] cl 99 Rod Warnick Promoting In-State Tourism Using Travel Consumer Profiles Sotiris H. Avgoustis The Relationship Between the Experiences of Organized Sports League and Leisure Attitude Seok-Pyo Hong Recreation Planning and Management Park Partnerships: A Case Study of Yosemite Institute and Yosemite National Park Sin Doble, Chad Dawson, and Robin Hoffman The Importance of Environmental History in Natural Resources Management and Planning Karl Roenke The Effect of Fees on Recreation Site Choice: ManagementiAgency Implications Allan Marsinko Boosting Confidence In Importance-Performance Analysis: An Explanation and Application of An I/P Modification Erin K. Smith and Michael A. Tarrant The Destruction of Wildlife Habitat by Suburban Sprawl and the Mitigating Effects of Land Use Planning Richard B. Nichols Visitor Perceptions of Personal Security and Crime at Outdoor Recreation Areas: Contemporary Issues at US Army Corps of Engineers Lakes and Along the Appalachian Trail http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/cl_99.htm[5/25/12 8:58:09 AM] cl 99 Robert C. Burns, Robert D. Lee Jr., and Alan R. Graefe Weather Related Liability in Outdoor Recreation Bruce Hronek Mountain Bicyclists’ Behavior in Social Trail Etiquette Situations William W. Hendricks, Roy H. Ramthun, and Deborah J. Chavez Distinctions Between Permitted and Non-permitted Registered Snowmobilers JoelA. Lynch and Charles M.Nelson Historic Preservation in Recreation Museums and Cultural Institutions in Michigan: Can They Be Viable Tourism Attractions and Tourism Industry Partners? GailA. VanderStoep Forest Resource Issues in Recreation Aspects of Nonindustrial Forest Ownership That Influence Attaining Recreation and Other Nontimber Objectives Donald F. Dennis, Thomas H. Stevens, David B. Kittredge, and Mark G. Rickenbach Recreationists’ Attitudes Toward the Forest and Forest Management Policies Gene L. Theodoni, A. E. Luloff and Timothy A. Slack Human Dimensions of Fisheries http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/cl_99.htm[5/25/12 8:58:09 AM] cl 99 Development and Verification of a Specialization Index for Angler Segmentation Ronald J. Salz and David K. Loonus Testing Recreation Specialization: Application of a Specialization Index Kelly L. Finn and David K. Loomis Assessment of Tourists’ Attitudes Toward Marine Aquaculture - A Preliminary Investigation of UNH’s Sea Grant Discovery Passengers Torene Tan go-Lowy and Robert A. Robertson Economics of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Economic Impact of Elk Viewing in Rural Pennsylvania Bruce E. Lord, Charles H. Strauss, and Walter M. Tzilkowski Fiscal Trends in America’s State Parks: A Eight-Year Analysis Daniel D. McLean, Deborah Chavez, and Julie Knapp Economic Impacts Of A Heritage Tourism System Charles H. Strauss and Bruce F. Lord Spending Priorities for Outdoor Recreation Planning in New Hampshire: Implications for Managers Al Williams, Sam Lankford, and Robert A. Robertson Determining Economic Impact Through Secondary Data Hans Vogelsong and Alan Graefe http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/cl_99.htm[5/25/12 8:58:09 AM] cl 99 Contemporary Issues in Recreation and the Environment Information Search by Backpackers: A Qualitative Analysis of Planning Behaviors Roy Ramthun Using Geographic Information Systems with Travel Cost Models: A Case Study William Zawacki and Allan Marsinko Visitor Experiences and Participation Five Good Reasons to Have Reservations About Benetits-Based Management Thomas A. More and Walter F. Kuentzel Intensity and Extensity of Recreation Participation in Light of the Mean Scores on the Leisure Resourcefulness Scale Jerry L. Ricciardo The Relationship Between Quiltmakers’ Level of Development and Participation in Other Leisure Activities Sharon L. Todd Self-Efficacy Perceptions Among Mid-Level Recreation Program Managers Julie S. Knapp and Daniel D. McLean Place Attachment Differences in Place Attachment Among Allegheny National Forest Users http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/cl_99.htm[5/25/12 8:58:09 AM] cl 99 John J. Confer Jr., Alan Graefe, Jim Absher, and Bnijesh Thapa The Relationship Between Place Attachment and First Night Participants Views of Crowding, Overall Satisfaction and Future Attendance Thomas D. Wickham and Deborah L. Kerstetter Relationships Between Place Attachment, Activity Involvement, Desired Experiences, and Frequency of Urban Park Use Andrew J. Mowen and Alan R. Graefe Exploring Visitor Meanings of Place and Enriching Interpreter Knowledge of Audience in the National Capitol Parks Wei-Li Jasmine Chen, Theresa L. Wang, and David L. Larsen Round Tables A Roundtable: Discussion of Three Case Studies Involving Tourism and Wilderness Areas Stephen C. Bentley, Katharine C. Bloo,n, and Mark Gleason Alternative Tourism: Gay and Lesbian Travelers - A Viable Hidden Market Kimberly Monk and Lisa Din gman Poster Session Use of Qualitative Data Analysis Tool to Understand the Relationship Between Recreational Fishing and Open Ocean Aquaculture Development Angela Wright and Robert A. Robertson Estimating Tourism Impacts of Deer Hunting in New York State: A Case Study of 1997 Deer Take Data http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/cl_99.htm[5/25/12 8:58:09 AM] cl 99 Russell W Patterson, Aaron Alsheimer, James F. Booker, and Diana S. Sinton Recreational Use of Industrial Forest Lands in New York State Sergio Capozzi, Rene Germain, and Chad Dawson Competition for Common Property Space: New Hampshire’s Recreational Fishers and Open Ocean Aquaculture Development Jody Grimes Use of Qualitative Data Analysis to Demonstrate Three Approaches Taken by New Hampshire Recreational Fishers Toward Open Ocean Aquaculture Development Nena F. Stracuzzi The Use of GIS in Recreation Planning: An Application of Spatial Analysis to Find Suitable Locations for Recreational Trails Matthew Starr, Mikios Gratzer, and Allen Lewis Storm Chasing: Risk Recreation for the Nineties Heather Cantillon, Jere~ny Merriam, and Christopher Naughton Who Owns the Ocean? A Qualitative Study Of Saltwater Recreational Fishers and Open Ocean Aquaculture in New Hampshire Jody Grimes, Nena F. Stracuzzi, Robert Robertson, and Cynthia Duncan Management Sessions Maintaining the Quality of Park Resources and Visitor Experiences: An Overview of a New Handbook for Managers Theresa L. Wang, Dorothy H. Anderson, and David W. Lime Founder’s Forum http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/cl_99.htm[5/25/12 8:58:09 AM] cl 99 Reconceiving Recreation in an Era of Growing Social Inequality Thomas A. More Keynote Address Parks Have a Future, But it has More Problems than the Present Elery Hamilton-South http://www.esf.edu/nerr/previous/1999/cl_99.htm[5/25/12 8:58:09 AM]
